You go on to find Circe at her luxurious home for help to get back to Ithica. You find it with ease because you have been there before. One of the lions guarding her palace approaches you with hunger in his eyes but retreats with fear of what might become of him if he were to eat Circe’s beloved Odysseus. With a nasty snarl, it yields and watches in envy as you and Circe reunite.
You alert her of your current predicament and with eyes full of love, she offers you any services you need. She says she will call a meeting of the gods on Mount Olympus and speak with the gods. She then goes on to give you another offer. Her offer for you, the only man who could drink her potion without turning into an animal, to stay with her in her palace and become immortal still resides. You consider your options, but this time you never let yourself over think the situation and automatically know the answer. With no parents, no wife, and no nagging crew members reminding you of their desire for home, you know that your place is here, with Circe, where you can live happily without the desire for journey any longer.
You alert her of your current predicament and with eyes full of love, she offers you any services you need. She says she will call a meeting of the gods on Mount Olympus and speak with the gods. She then goes on to give you another offer. Her offer for you, the only man who could drink her potion without turning into an animal, to stay with her in her palace and become immortal still resides. You consider your options, but this time you never let yourself over think the situation and automatically know the answer. With no parents, no wife, and no nagging crew members reminding you of their desire for home, you know that your place is here, with Circe, where you can live happily without the desire for journey any longer.
THE END! YOU ARE IMMORTAL!